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Working with Web Tests

Visual Studio 2008

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Understanding Web Tests: Describes Web tests and discusses the benefits of using them. Includes information about validation and extraction rules, data binding, and JavaScript and ActiveX controls in Web tests.
Creating a Web Test: Describes how to create recorded and coded Web tests. Includes information about think times and page response time goals.
Editing a Web Test: Describes how to edit a Web test. Includes information about how to add rules and transactions, setting credentials, and parameterizing Web server names.
Data Binding in Web Tests: Describes adding data binding to Web tests. Includes information about different types of data sources, such as text file data sources.
Running and Viewing a Web Test: Describes how to run a Web test and view the results. Includes information about the run settings, and how to run Web tests from the command line.
Advanced Web Test Tasks: Describes advanced Web test functionality, including custom validation and extraction rules, Web test/request plug-ins, and Web service tests.
Web Test Walkthroughs: This section contains a series of walkthroughs that are designed to introduce you to Web tests, and some of the most common Web test functionality.
Troubleshooting Web Tests: This section describes some common issues that can occur when you work with Web tests, and how to troubleshoot them.

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